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Characteristic n (%) Sex Male 9 (64) Female 5 (36) Age, years 21–30 0 (0) 31–50 8 (57) >50 6 (43) Years of registration 1–10 3 (21) 11–20 3 (21) >20 8 (57) Highest level of training Bachelor 4 (29) Graduate certificate or diploma 2 (14) Masters 4 (29) PhD 4 (29) State of current practice Queensland 10 (71) New South Wales 2 (14) Victoria 2 (14) Practice setting Proportion of career time spent working in metropolitan setting 0 to ≤25 3 (21) >25 to ≤50 5 (36) >50 to ≤75 1 (7) >75 5 (36) Proportion of career time spent working in regional setting 0 to ≤25 9 (64) >25 to ≤50 4 (29) >50 to ≤75 1 (7) >75 0 (0) Proportion of career time spent working in rural or remote setting 0 to ≤25 10 (71) >25 to ≤50 0 (0) >50 to ≤75 2 (14) >75 2 (14) Consult modality Proportion of telephone consultations per week 0 to ≤25 9 (64) >25 to ≤50 4 (29) >50 to ≤75 0 (0) >75 1 (7) Proportion of video consultations per week 0 to ≤25 11 (79) >25 to ≤50 2 (14) >50 to ≤75 1 (7) >75 0 (0) Proportion of in-person consultations per week 0 to ≤25 2 (14) >25 to ≤50 0 (0) >50 to ≤75 10 (71) >75 2 (14) Self-rated telehealth experience (from 1 to 10) 1–4 1 (7) 5–7 5 (36) 8–10 8 (57) Out-of-pocket cost charged for non-concessional patients Yes 8 (57) No 6 (43)
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